Am/Fm Stereo Receiver With Phono Input

This is a great receiver. I bought it to replace my 30 year old Onkyo Receiver. It is very easy to use. There is nothing complicated to using this receiver. It sounds really good with the speakers that I have. One of my needs was that it have a phono input, and it has one. Some of the other brand receivers in this price range did not have a phono input. It does what it is supposed to do, and I am pleased.

The FM receiver is great, the AM is very good.... just not alot of stations to test it anymore. Great sound quality,and simple design with real walnut. Bluetooth works great, speaker sounds better than would have expected for the small size. The outputs are nice for recording broadcasts.

After 35+ years in storage, I recently resurrected my Thorens TD-125/Shure SME 3009 Series II/Ortofon cartridge turntable, and to my surprise, the majority of modern-day receivers do not have a phono preamplifier, and if they do, it is usually of very mediocre quality. Based on some excellent reviews on the B&H website, I ordered a DeeJayPre Turntable Phono Preamplifier by ART to compare it with the one built-in to a Yamaha receiver. The ART preamplifier with its output fed to the Aux input of the receiver, audibly outperformed the on-board phono preamp in just about every parameter, including ... gain, channel-balance, noise, harmonic distortion, absence of 60 Hz hum and accuracy of reproduction. Other Pro features include ... an input gain/trim control with an overload clipping indicator, choice of 2 input capacitor filtering and a low rumble & hum filter. My only negative comments relate to the brightness of the indicator lights and lack of an ON/OFF switch. In the absence of a switch, the 12 V transformer supplied with the ART phono preamplifier should be plugged into one of the switched outlets on receiver, either directly, or via a short extension cord. On the features wish list ... a concentric dual Gain/Trim control for individually adjusting the right & left channel input levels would have been really nice. Overall, a very well-designed, well-built & well-priced unit. A great buy.

This receiver is reasonably priced, does what I need and has great sound. The Bluetooth capability is especially nice, along with the phono input.

I live in a hilly area where FM is sketchy and only few stations come trough, but AM radio rules. Radio is great, and both AM and FM antennas work well. Interestingly, Yamaha seems to be the only one on the market with FM. On the amplifier side it works with an older JVC tape deck, but if I want to listen to vinyl, an additional preamp is needed on the way to the receiver, receiver's amplifier alone won't work. Once preamp is in place all sounds fine. The Bluetooth is the receive mode to play from the devices. This is not a send mode Bluetooth to Bluetooth speakers, as some users assume.

I use this receiver for AM/FM radio, CD, and IPod. It is simple, and does the job very well. AB speakers, either or all. Great price. all in all I'm very happy with this unit.

Very happy with the Receiver w/phono input to play all my albums, hooks up to my smart tv for surround sound.

I have a Technics SL-D20 that I bought on Craigslist, and I don't have a phono input on my receiver, but with this it works great!

Love this receiver, I wanted one with a phono input to connect my turntable and be able to listen to my records. The Bluetooth feature is such a great added bonus, I can connect to my iPhone and stream my music collection instantly. I connected two Sony speakers to it but will purchase a subwoofer for better overall sound.

I've had this Sony stereo receiver for a few days now and it has surprised me in a very good way with performance for the price. I'm comparing this receiver to a Yamaha receiver that costs more than three times as much and the Sony sounds as good, if not better than the Yamaha unit, and both sound very good to my ears (paired with Q-Acoustics speakers). For listening to music in 2022, this receiver has just the features you need: phono input for vinyl enthusiasts (phono inputs have all but disappeared from stereo gear), bluetooth for streaming from phones, tablets and PCs, and above all, great sound quality.